Variety of social notices in Barnesville area
A series of local social items from Barnesville and nearby communities notes prayer meetings at the M E churches, visits by residents to Baltimore Washington and Frederick, family gatherings, and church events. Individuals named include Misses Crawford Riggs Loy Cooley and many others visiting relatives and friends throughout Park Mills Creagerstown and Lander with several farm and school updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llamsville
MOE
Toeedar
MWE
W. O. Lerzugston
Mieces
Mary Cronenberg
Sallye Odee
Ykeevile
Ber.lavingsson
J . Montgomery
Crawford
Baltimore
Mayne Riggs
Esitimore
Wolfe
John J. Cooley
Urbana
Mim Fiorence Loy
Barnesville
Minera Mattie
Ollie Cooley
Urbans
Allan Miles
Park Mills
Edward Miles
Julie Reid
Near Burdette
Fannie Orme
Clopper's
Irving Beall
Frederick
Naomi Michael
Lime Kit
Baltimore Lady Loses Wallet in Stagecoach Ride
A Baltimore woman identified as Mrs J Huiserberger while traveling by stage from Union Bridge to Libertytown Thursday reported the loss of a bag containing a pocketbook with cash valued at 30 75,8 and a prized carnelian gem along with other articles. The bag disappeared between Union Bridge and Unionville, prompting the inquiry.
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Balimore
Union Bridge
Libertytown
Baltimore
Ies
Unan Bridge
Unionville
Bop
Bagontain
Obituary notices for ALR Bots and Newby relatives
The notice reports the death of ALR Bots Miss pallze C4mf ee and links to service details at a Catholic church, with pallbearers named Q Mocehsar Emmanuel Monsbaer Louis Doyle Alterc Etzler and others. It also notes the death of Mrs Cora EB Newby, daughter of Philip Kiefer of Dayton, aged 56, who died after a short illness in Minneapolis. Her remains were brought to Dayton for interment where she was born and where her father and sister reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallze
Wee Q Mocehsar
Emsanuel Monsbaer
Louis Doyle
Alterc Etzler
Berger
Cora EB Newby
Pallip Kiefer
Dayton
Middletown Valley
EK H Maple
Minneapoli
Minn
Ohio
W. P. Callahan
Harrisburg
Annie Kline
Rudolph Kline
Mifflin County
Granville
Himne
Frederick Dietrich Ars cuation Officers Named in Hagerstown
The Foreign Missionary Society of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at the Methodist Episcopal church elected officers in Hagerstown with Mrs. I McHenney of Washington as president and Mrs. R M Algore of Hagerstown as vice president. Other posts include secretary Mrs. Clark Martinsburg mites box agent Mrs. Edgar H Zeigler and regional superintendents for children bands young people literature and more. The association plans to meet next at Romney West Virginia.
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Foreign Missionary Society
Frederick Dietrich
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcops Church
Hagerstown
I. McHenney
Washington
R. M. Algore
Clark
Martinsburg
Edgar H. Zeigler
Lea Bender
Walsh
Lonuconing
Bessie Bart
Cumberland
Literatura
Arthur Smith
Martienburg
Romney
Beware of Cascarets Substitutors at County Fair
An 1880s Winchester county fair reports eight thousand attendees for Ronas and Democratic Day festivities with speeches by Mayor Barton and visits from Charles Groadhway Rousa of New York. A burglary on South Mountain netted $500 in checks and some notes from Daniel I Himes.George and Mrs Salter return from Waynesboro and Chambersburg Pa where they witness a multi day carnival and lament an opportunity for a steel team prize.
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Winchester
Charles Groadhway Rousa
New York
Fair
Mr. Reuss
KR. T. Barton
South Mountain
Daniel I. Himes
Smithaburg
Washington County
Wimmer & Co
Baltimore
C. Wilkinson Sons
Philadelphia
Himes
George Salter
Weat
Church Street
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Why Are Vegetables Ranked by Aristocracy in a Garden Talk
Long excerpt from Charles Dudley Warner on vegetables and social status, contrasting beans lettuce and cucumbers with vines and melon, discussing taste, texture, and prestige in a humorous garden essay. Includes reflections from a Cleveland Plain Dealer piece noting skyscraper pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Talbot Fisherman Nets Two Fish in One Catch
James McQuay of Bozman Maryland scored a standout fish story when a dowdy he reeled in snapped at a croaker and he hauled in both fish in one line. The feat made headlines as the boss tale of the season for local anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
James McQuay
Bozman, Md
Easton and Williamsport Population Totals Highlight 1890 Census
Easton and Williamsport population figures for 1890 are reported with totals and growth. The brief notes also cover a Bohemian mine disaster, continuing monsoon in India, relief-roll reductions, a Transvaal letter, a Sanitary trial for Seth Abbott, a bank firm death, a Toledo mayoral event, and a fatal farmhouse fire in Mifflin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Williamsport
Dux
Bohemia
India
Bertin Kreuz Zeitung
Transvaal
Thither
Seth Abbott
Emma Abbott
Chicago
Charles B. Foote
New York
Hatch & Foote
Oceanic
Samuel M Jones
Toledo
Neeley D Cochran
The
Hoe
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
Local mart reports J E W Hargett quotations for today listing corn at 3.25 per barrel corn shelled 45 cents per bushel wheat 705 pints per bushel hay priced 12 to 14 per ton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. W. Hargett
Stowaway Brides and a Broken Heart Tragedy
A tale from Ainslee's Magazine reports stowaway brides slipping aboard barges to meet fiances, enduring hard voyage life. One woman, after capture and deportation, died weeks later in a charity hospital, succumbing to a broken heart. Advertise it in THE NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Hospital
Ainslee
Yesterday's Barsball Games Highlight Sticky Scores
At Boston five to Philadelphia two noted in a Barsball recap. Pittsburg hosted Pittsburg with nineteen to St Louis four. New York edged Brooklyn in nineteen innings three to two. Also a sales pitch urges immediate ad campaign readiness.
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Bostos
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St Louis
New York
Brooklyn
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Lepene Loy
Agnes Manion
Cheasapeake Beach
Grackham
Clay Cramer
William Cramer
Mises Amanda
Elizabeth Seip
Stella Collistoner
Charles Bar- Tick
Rocky Ridge
Edgar Heagey
Greenmount
Bain
Kate Engle
Harvey Durban
Etta Cramer
William Drawer
Bertha Munshour
Jas. Stewart
Annie D. Stewart
Jennie Gaver
Bessie M. Derr
G. O. Warner
Daisy M. Steep
Joseph Martin
Near Grace
Harvey Trozer
Westminster
J. Cogle
Allen G. Fisher
Calvin Fisher
Mary
Mexcer
Ane
Point of Rocks
Mercer
Charles Hine
B. O. Mercer
Weller
Smithsburg
Abraham Srabaker
ALR
EU Win
Chatha Kur
Statene 1
Iobey
Jorg
New York Times
Iron Workers Way
Cincinnati
Amal- Ramated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Massachusetts
Lowell
Mass
Merrimack Mills
Omaha
John G. Woolley
Henry J. Metcalf
Volney B. Cushing
Slessrs
Metcalf
Woolley
Chariton
Red Oak
Villisea
Creston
Uiarimua
Charles_ Pitman
Gordon Brown
James Jones
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Frederick Road
Richmond
Leweser
Avaid
Moat
Charles Dudley Warner
Booth
George A. Gilbert
North Market St
Carly
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St. Frad’k, Md
Tailors
B. H. Blackston & Son
Uncle Sam
Buffalo Restaurant
Bourbon
Buffalo
Chas. N. Hauer
Cupid
Cupid i
Dr. Pierce
People's Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V Pierce
B. D
Tutt
Keeley
Eusan
Keeley Institute
Tal N. Cavitel St
Kestey Institute
District of Columbia
Sary
Nad
Yaealy
J. L. Kervand
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Fisdiy
Einsform
Jesse Marden
Chasiee Bi
WM. S. “Ailler & CO
Rxt
Central Hardware CO
Anna Biering
Matl
Baltimore ST
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Anecuba
Jaeger
Ralston Health
Regent
Dorsch
Sorosis
Queen Quality
American Girl
Columbia
B. Rosenour & Sons
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
S. Market St
Frederick, Md
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